Upon reading this page, this was the first thing that came in mind (and I think a number of other readers' too)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL5g_-tEpQw
He should enjoy the time she is still young enough not to initiate response four him left and right... :<
Still, it's kind of unusual to see Jyrras of all people in the father role. It's ... well... a new facette of his character... :U
Lastly, given how they speak of her "next" chassis, I wonder how many others she has had before.
I question to how old she maybe. For all I know, she could of started off as a computer program on his computer.
Actually, now that I think of it, I can't remember the first comic she (it?) appeared in. When Abel snuck into Jy's house like twenty or so comics ago, right?
I think it was around the first time Deebs came to life. And as so many things, it looked like nothing more than a one-shot gag at that time. But I can't seem to find the exact comic at the moment. :[
Quote from: 127.0.0.2 on January 16, 2011, 06:45:45 AM
I think it was around the first time Deebs came to life. And as so many things, it looked like nothing more than a one-shot gag at that time. But I can't seem to find the exact comic at the moment. :[
I guess that depends on when Deebs came to life, but I'm thinking it's not quite -that- close. Macy there first gained sentience shortly after Lorenda learned about Deebs herself, which... well, who knows how long after Deebs came into being that was? But she'd clearly been around by that time, yeah? Comic where it all happens. (http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_376.php)
ETA - So there was something bugging me about Macy's appearance here. But I got it. It's the -ears-. She has retractable ears. Neat.
Ah, just like all young girls growing up; they are never truly happy with how they look...... :P
Debbs and Macey (http://www.missmab.com/Cast/deemace.php) are the same age, but I would but Macey at around 11- 13 in mindset and Debbs at about 5 - 8.
Not quite the same age. Deebs is older by I think several months. She is clearly the older of the two though perhaps not in mindset. Then again with setience being gained this way it's really hard to tell mental age since a lot of the thousand plus year old fae probably act like five to eight year olds too.
DMFA: Where no gag ever dies. Or something like that.
(the quote was refferencing the non cannon spy poof becoming cannon. What did wildy do with all that money?)
Probably bad, evil, and ferrety things. Either that or it's held in reserve so she can do bad, evil, and ferrety things on a moment's whim.
Answer to response four: "...and don't you give me that look! I will send you to your room!"
I got flashbacks to the assassin droid from the old republic games. XD
They may be rather... unconventional children, but Deebs and Mace are children none the less, and it's nice to see Jyrras in parent mode having a chat with one of his daughters.
And Jyrras does look so much better (read also cuter) without his glasses.
By the looks of things Jyrras is growing to be a responsible father, or trying to be.
Macey is adorable in a robotic rabbit/Kangaroo rat sort of way.
I still can not Imagine her in a griffin mech chassis.
Can't wait until Jyrras brings them so his mother and father can meet their grandchildren.
I wonder how they'll spoil Jyrras's kids? :P
Quote from: joshofspam on January 16, 2011, 11:07:39 AM
Can't wait until Jyrras brings them so his mother and father can meet their grandchildren.
I wonder how they'll spoil Jyrras's kids? :P
I'm pretty sure they might find it somewhat disturbing that they have sentient bubblegum and a robot for grandchildren.
But somehow I feel they'll respond: "I should have known this would happen."
"Don't you initiate response three me, missy!" :giggle Hilarious. Makes you wonder what responses one and two are....
But what happens if they ever ask about their mother?
Quote from: Colelinic on January 16, 2011, 12:32:27 PM
But what happens if they ever ask about their mother?
In a way Mab is Deebs mom ...Macey the energy reactor.
Any idea what M.A.C.E stands for ?
I'm guessing 'mechanical' and 'entity' are the first and last, not sure of the others.
Quote from: Jack McSlay on January 16, 2011, 06:09:06 AM
Upon reading this page, this was the first thing that came in mind (and I think a number of other readers' too)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL5g_-tEpQw
I had to continuously listen to that while reading this thread.
and don't you dare respond to me with response three.
Quote from: Castle Pokemetroid on January 16, 2011, 06:43:36 AM
I question to how old she maybe. For all I know, she could of started off as a computer program on his computer.
Macy was born in strip 376 (http://missmab.com/Comics/Vol_376.php). That was right after Jyrras introduced Deebs to Lorenda and explained where she came from, but I have the impression that Deebs had been around for a while before that--though probably not for very long, like AmberCross said.
Quote from: MT Hazard on January 16, 2011, 09:20:29 AM
Debbs and Macey (http://www.missmab.com/Cast/deemace.php) are the same age, but I would but Macey at around 11- 13 in mindset and Debbs at about 5 - 8.
Debbs is or seems to be maturing at the normal of a Being... MACEy is a computer/AI so she could be maturing at accelerated rated... One would think that she is a 14-16 old year asking for the car and a pretty dress for the dance at the same time.
I wonder WHAT improvements and advances Jy has put into the new design....of robo- gryphon
:mowmeep PBH
Panel 1: Awwwwww~ *collapses from hyperglycaemia*
Quote from: OminousShadow on January 16, 2011, 11:38:37 AM
Quote from: joshofspam on January 16, 2011, 11:07:39 AM
Can't wait until Jyrras brings them so his mother and father can meet their grandchildren.
I wonder how they'll spoil Jyrras's kids? :P
I'm pretty sure they might find it somewhat disturbing that they have sentient bubblegum and a robot for grandchildren.
Especially considering that creating new sentient life without authorization from the creature counsel is punishable by consumtion of ones soul. However, considering that Jy's mom is one of the most ruthless lawers that she is considered an evil being she might fight the creature counsel for that authorization for an unreasonable fee or turn her son in.
Quote from: Mrs_A_ZeTavia on January 16, 2011, 08:36:42 AM
Ah, just like all young girls growing up; they are never truly happy with how they look...... :P
I've got an impression that new "chassis" for her is like new
car for a teenager.
Quote from: iceick on January 16, 2011, 02:46:39 PM
Especially considering that creating new sentient life without authorization from the creature counsel is punishable by consumtion of ones soul.
That may be exaggeration to prove the point, but AFAIK the consequences for doing that haven't really been spelled out. After all, there are many races that could attempt it and a punishment that might work for one race isn't guaranteed to work on another. For example, the top canididate for race creation (Fae) don't really have souls to consume...
Robot! :mowhappy
And I do believe I detect a little HK-47 syntax there, too... :3
Being the fan of intelligent technology that I am, I think this is my favorite DMFA comic so far. X3 Probably with an extra kick since I've tried to picture an organic father/robotic child relation before, in about the same stage of development. This is definitely a different take.
Hmm... I wonder what kind of voice Macy has? With that kind of chassis, I'm picturing the echo-y, metallic type of voice, with a vaguely female sound.
Quote from: iceick on January 16, 2011, 02:46:39 PM
Quote from: OminousShadow on January 16, 2011, 11:38:37 AM
Quote from: joshofspam on January 16, 2011, 11:07:39 AM
Can't wait until Jyrras brings them so his mother and father can meet their grandchildren.
I wonder how they'll spoil Jyrras's kids? :P
I'm pretty sure they might find it somewhat disturbing that they have sentient bubblegum and a robot for grandchildren.
Especially considering that creating new sentient life without authorization from the creature counsel is punishable by consumtion of ones soul. However, considering that Jy's mom is one of the most ruthless lawers that she is considered an evil being she might fight the creature counsel for that authorization for an unreasonable fee or turn her son in.
That brings to question if Rachel-Rebecca the Third will eventually paying her old friends son a visit to talk about the law she helped make to prevent such things that made her race?
I see a lot of awkward moments if that ever came about. Though because Jyrras only thus far created life by accident the whole point might be mute. Though that doesn't mean that it would be pleasant to get the court to see that.
Quote from: joshofspam on January 16, 2011, 06:22:51 PM
Quote from: iceick on January 16, 2011, 02:46:39 PM
Quote from: OminousShadow on January 16, 2011, 11:38:37 AM
Quote from: joshofspam on January 16, 2011, 11:07:39 AM
Can't wait until Jyrras brings them so his mother and father can meet their grandchildren.
I wonder how they'll spoil Jyrras's kids? :P
I'm pretty sure they might find it somewhat disturbing that they have sentient bubblegum and a robot for grandchildren.
Especially considering that creating new sentient life without authorization from the creature counsel is punishable by consumtion of ones soul. However, considering that Jy's mom is one of the most ruthless lawers that she is considered an evil being she might fight the creature counsel for that authorization for an unreasonable fee or turn her son in.
That brings to question if Rachel-Rebecca the Third will eventually paying her old friends son a visit to talk about the law she helped make to prevent such things that made her race?
I see a lot of awkward moments if that ever came about. Though because Jyrras only thus far created life by accident the whole point might be mute. Though that doesn't mean that it would be pleasant to get the court to see that.
If you want to get Technical it is only live if they can reproduce. I do not see any little Deebs or Macys running around.
The undead can reproduce... sorta. But from what I see Macy and Deebs are more similar to the Fae, they mimic life.
I can see Macy finding a way to procreate but Deebs is one of a kind.
Dangit. Now I'm flashing back to that episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation where the little kid that was saved by Data wanted to be an android instead of a real boy.
Also, I don't think Jyrras has tried expanding Deebs to a larger size, so we don't know if she can reproduce by splitting into two bubblegum bunny things.
Quote from: Hariman on January 16, 2011, 07:55:02 PM
Dangit. Now I'm flashing back to that episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation where the little kid that was saved by Data wanted to be an android instead of a real boy.
Also, I don't think Jyrras has tried expanding Deebs to a larger size, so we don't know if she can reproduce by splitting into two bubblegum bunny things.
BBM: Bubblegum Bunny Mitosis
Quote from: Hariman on January 16, 2011, 07:55:02 PM
Also, I don't think Jyrras has tried expanding Deebs to a larger size, so we don't know if she can reproduce by splitting into two bubblegum bunny things.
I wonder what would happen if Jy stuck a piece of bubble gum on Deebs . . .
So. When the Creatures find out about Deebs, will it be a Bubblegum Crisis? =^-^=
Quote from: Castle Pokemetroid on January 16, 2011, 09:11:56 PM
Quote from: Hariman on January 16, 2011, 07:55:02 PM
Also, I don't think Jyrras has tried expanding Deebs to a larger size, so we don't know if she can reproduce by splitting into two bubblegum bunny things.
I wonder what would happen if Jy stuck a piece of bubble gum on Deebs . . .
As long as the gum has his DNA in it she would get bigger .
well wait till Macey hits cyber puberty
Starts noticing those hunky muscle cars and ask daddy about the uses for her I/O port
Quote from: Tangent on January 16, 2011, 10:37:39 PM
So. When the Creatures find out about Deebs, will it be a Bubblegum Crisis? =^-^=
Bad Tangent! Bad! No Cookie! Only Pie!
That pun is so bad it's actually funny.
Quote from: thegayhare on January 16, 2011, 11:11:13 PM
well wait till Macey hits cyber puberty
Starts noticing those hunky muscle cars and ask daddy about the uses for her I/O port
:wtf
Thank you OH so much! I now have a mental image of a Ford Mustang ramming a Bunny-Scorpion-Bot :mowsad
AND IT BURNS!!!!!!!!!! :kthx :microwave
I just thought of something (or at least while I was at work). Deebs, in a way, is an offspring between Jyrras and Mab (Mab's magical energy, Jyrras' DNA, and bubble gum), but in the DEMO 101 section it said children of Fae and non-Fae had no soul and would die on their 21st birthday. Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
Edit: Yes I know I'm over thinking this.
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
I just thought of something (or at least while I was at work). Deebs, in a way, is an offspring between Jyrras and Mab (Mab's magical energy, Jyrras' DNA, and bubble gum), but in the DEMO 101 section it said children of Fae and non-Fae had no soul and would die on their 21st birthday. Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
Maybe I'm on the slow side, but where exactly does it say that the magical energy was from Mab? The strip in question just talks about generic magical energy, nothing Fae-related at all.
But even if, I think the key is your "in a way". I think you need a bit more than just some fae magic to be considered the offspring of a Fae. Besides, there is the very strong counter-indicator of deebs usually not behaving like an empty shell with no emotions, personality or conscious... :3
Quote from: thegayhare on January 16, 2011, 11:11:13 PM
well wait till Macey hits cyber puberty
Starts noticing those hunky muscle cars and ask daddy about the uses for her I/O port
There will also be lots of accelerated door closing sequences.
Quote from: Hariman on January 16, 2011, 11:45:13 PM
Quote from: Tangent on January 16, 2011, 10:37:39 PM
So. When the Creatures find out about Deebs, will it be a Bubblegum Crisis? =^-^=
Bad Tangent! Bad! No Cookie! Only Pie!
That pun is so bad it's actually funny.
I always wonder why people don't believe me when I say I'm evil. =^-^=
Of course, I blame Amber for it. She's the one who introduced a female armored critter, though I'm not quite sure if she has high heels or not. Immediately made me think of the anime series. ^^;;
Quote from: Tangent on January 17, 2011, 08:52:25 AM
Quote from: Hariman on January 16, 2011, 11:45:13 PM
Quote from: Tangent on January 16, 2011, 10:37:39 PM
So. When the Creatures find out about Deebs, will it be a Bubblegum Crisis? =^-^=
Bad Tangent! Bad! No Cookie! Only Pie!
That pun is so bad it's actually funny.
I always wonder why people don't believe me when I say I'm evil. =^-^=
Of course, I blame Amber for it. She's the one who introduced a female armored critter, though I'm not quite sure if she has high heels or not. Immediately made me think of the anime series. ^^;;
The heels are on the next chasis.
I have two candidates for responses one and two:
I love you, Daddy
Can I have one, Daddy... Please...
***
Possible candidate for response four
I promise I'll be careful
Quote from: 127.0.0.2 on January 17, 2011, 06:02:12 AM
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
I just thought of something (or at least while I was at work). Deebs, in a way, is an offspring between Jyrras and Mab (Mab's magical energy, Jyrras' DNA, and bubble gum), but in the DEMO 101 section it said children of Fae and non-Fae had no soul and would die on their 21st birthday. Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
Maybe I'm on the slow side, but where exactly does it say that the magical energy was from Mab? The strip in question just talks about generic magical energy, nothing Fae-related at all.
You might be right, but I just figured that all of Jyrras' experiments with magic were Mab related (http://missmab.com/Comics/Vol_261.php). However, there is still the question of the Mows, they were created using Mab's hair.
Quote from: Tangent on January 17, 2011, 08:52:25 AM
Quote from: Hariman on January 16, 2011, 11:45:13 PM
Quote from: Tangent on January 16, 2011, 10:37:39 PM
So. When the Creatures find out about Deebs, will it be a Bubblegum Crisis? =^-^=
Bad Tangent! Bad! No Cookie! Only Pie!
That pun is so bad it's actually funny.
I always wonder why people don't believe me when I say I'm evil. =^-^=
Of course, I blame Amber for it. She's the one who introduced a female armored critter, though I'm not quite sure if she has high heels or not. Immediately made me think of the anime series. ^^;;
I've never seen Bubblegum Crisis. I just thought that the pun deserved a "Bad Tangent! No cookie!" response. I'm pretty sure I've made puns almost as bad, but I tend to be more vicious rather than evil.
Macy currently has digitigrade legs and a body that looks like it was designed for a child. Well, designed by Jyrras for a child. I think Jyrras subconsciously made it larger than him because he didn't want Macy to be a runt like he is.
This makes me wonder if Macy will be able to swap out bodies or if she'll just keep getting upgrades until she's happy.
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
No.... They aren't literally her children, she was just a part of their creation. That would be like saying Dark Pegasus is the father of many of the undead. Or that when an undead converts another person to undeadness, they become their mom/dad. The whole mom and dad thing is completely metaphorical in all these cases. They are not literally the parents of their creations. Furthermore their creations are not half fae and thus are not subject to the whole depressing no soul thing.
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
Quote from: AmberCross on October 29, 2008, 11:06:10 AM
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
I wonder if there's magical birth control or something to that nature.
Something like a fae only gets pregnant if they choose to be, or something.
Quote from: AmberCross on January 17, 2011, 02:32:50 PM
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
No.... They aren't literally her children, she was just a part of their creation. That would be like saying Dark Pegasus is the father of many of the undead. Or that when an undead converts another person to undeadness, they become their mom/dad. The whole mom and dad thing is completely metaphorical in all these cases. They are not literally the parents of their creations. Furthermore their creations are not half fae and thus are not subject to the whole depressing no soul thing.
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
If that's the case, I'm wondering if the fact that magical creatures came before non-magical beings that they were actually such creations of the Fae.
Quote from: AmberCross on January 17, 2011, 02:32:50 PM
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
No.... They aren't literally her children, she was just a part of their creation. That would be like saying Dark Pegasus is the father of many of the undead. Or that when an undead converts another person to undeadness, they become their mom/dad. The whole mom and dad thing is completely metaphorical in all these cases. They are not literally the parents of their creations. Furthermore their creations are not half fae and thus are not subject to the whole depressing no soul thing.
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
I am guessing that the answer to that very interesting question, the adoption part of it, is "more often than you would think." :mowcookie :mowcookie
And to the Making Children part, ever read Pinocchio or Frankenstein. :zombiekun2
Quote from: Maark30 on January 17, 2011, 08:34:06 PM
Quote from: AmberCross on January 17, 2011, 02:32:50 PM
No.... They aren't literally her children, she was just a part of their creation. That would be like saying Dark Pegasus is the father of many of the undead. Or that when an undead converts another person to undeadness, they become their mom/dad. The whole mom and dad thing is completely metaphorical in all these cases. They are not literally the parents of their creations. Furthermore their creations are not half fae and thus are not subject to the whole depressing no soul thing.
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
I am guessing that the answer to that very interesting question, the adoption part of it, is "more often than you would think." :mowcookie :mowcookie
And to the Making Children part, ever read Pinocchio or Frankenstein. :zombiekun2
Pinocchio was the result of a very bored fairy. Frankenstein was the result of a bored gay necrophile.
Quote from: OminousShadow on January 17, 2011, 09:23:58 PM
Quote from: Maark30 on January 17, 2011, 08:34:06 PM
I am guessing that the answer to that very interesting question, the adoption part of it, is "more often than you would think." :mowcookie :mowcookie
And to the Making Children part, ever read Pinocchio or Frankenstein. :zombiekun2
Pinocchio was the result of a very bored fairy. Frankenstein was the result of a bored gay necrophile.
What do you think Fae are? They are DMFA's version of faries.
Quote from: iceick on January 18, 2011, 03:17:19 AM
Quote from: OminousShadow on January 17, 2011, 09:23:58 PM
Pinocchio was the result of a very bored fairy. Frankenstein was the result of a bored gay necrophile.
What do you think Fae are? They are DMFA's version of faries.
Thank you for getting my point. :mowmeep (now that I have another one as crazy as I am we can start to take over the world.. :mowcookie oops supposed to be inside thought :mowsad)
SNIP.
And once again, the day is saved! Thanks to... the Forum Admins!
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 06:16:20 PM
If that's the case, I'm wondering if the fact that magical creatures came before non-magical beings that they were actually such creations of the Fae.
Well, there seem to be some hints (http://missmab.com/Comics/Vol_841.php) that the whole DMFA universe is more or less a kind of metaphysical sandbox where magical races can try out things that would be too dangerous in other universes. So you might not be that wrong :P
... then again, this whole thing may edge dangerously close to tinfoil hat territory too... :B
Also, I missed forum drama. Course you, time zones, course youuuuu! :U
No drama. Merely a strong suggestion, before it became drama.
Okay a few things (AS I SEE THEM)
Mows are non-sentient animals versions of Mabs using Mabs' DNA
2) the Creature Council law prohibits the creation of any new sentient being/races... Mows don't count.
3) Deebs was "born" while Jyrras was studying pure magical energy in it's unstable state. The Bubblegum made it stable.
4) MACE was "born" when Deebs and Jyrras were touching each other during an electrical shock accident. So that might count as reproduction.
5) In Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040, Saber Knights were girls in cyber-battlesuit (very close in look to Macy...), which battle AI/androids that when rouge, destroying buildings and killing humans.
PBH
Quote from: Maark30 on January 17, 2011, 02:37:42 AM
Quote from: thegayhare on January 16, 2011, 11:11:13 PM
well wait till Macey hits cyber puberty
Starts noticing those hunky muscle cars and ask daddy about the uses for her I/O port
:wtf
Thank you OH so much! I now have a mental image of a Ford Mustang ramming a Bunny-Scorpion-Bot :mowsad
AND IT BURNS!!!!!!!!!! :kthx :microwave
I'm imagining something very much like
this. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5HaHy87ILM)
Warning, link is NSFW if you're a technology-phile. :P
Oddly the thing I find most amusing about this comic is the fact that Jyrras seems to have stopped thinking about Abel for the moment...
Quote from: thegayhare on January 16, 2011, 11:11:13 PM
well wait till Macey hits cyber puberty
Starts noticing those hunky muscle cars and ask daddy about the uses for her I/O port
Gundam pr0n. :P
Quote from: AmberCross on January 17, 2011, 02:32:50 PM
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
No.... They aren't literally her children, she was just a part of their creation. That would be like saying Dark Pegasus is the father of many of the undead. Or that when an undead converts another person to undeadness, they become their mom/dad. The whole mom and dad thing is completely metaphorical in all these cases. They are not literally the parents of their creations. Furthermore their creations are not half fae and thus are not subject to the whole depressing no soul thing.
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
When I first heard about Hollows having no souls, I thought they were the children of lawyers. :lol
Quote from: Alondro on January 19, 2011, 03:40:10 PM
Quote from: AmberCross on January 17, 2011, 02:32:50 PM
Quote from: iceick on January 17, 2011, 04:16:31 AM
Would Deebs (and possibly the Mows since they're a combo of Mab's DNA and a plush toy) die on her 21st birthday, or is she (and/or the Mows) an exception to that rule since she was created in a lab and not born to a woman?
No.... They aren't literally her children, she was just a part of their creation. That would be like saying Dark Pegasus is the father of many of the undead. Or that when an undead converts another person to undeadness, they become their mom/dad. The whole mom and dad thing is completely metaphorical in all these cases. They are not literally the parents of their creations. Furthermore their creations are not half fae and thus are not subject to the whole depressing no soul thing.
Though this does make me wonder how often (if ever) fae have tried MAKING children or adopting them instead of having them...
When I first heard about Hollows having no souls, I thought they were the children of lawyers. :lol
Well Jyras being the son of, and brother to, lawyers should be used to the soulless then.
Quote from: OminousShadow on January 17, 2011, 09:23:58 PM
Pinocchio was the result of a very bored fairy. Frankenstein was the result of a bored gay necrophile.
*facepalms* Okay, for one, GAY?! Dr. Frankenstein had a wife who was murdered by the Creature on his wedding night. Not to mention the fact that the Creature demanded that his creator build him a female companion, which the Doctor destroys before completion out of fear of it causing the creation of a whole race of beings like his Creature.
Two, Dr. Victor Frankenstein's monster never had a name. it was refered to as The Monster or The Creature, or even It by Victor. People have for years mistakenly given the Monster the name of his creator because of the movies.
If anything, the Creature is the result of a man obsessed with creating life, like how Dr. Herbert West from H.P. Lovecraft's Reanimator is a man obsessed with finding the secret to defeating death.
"FrunkenshTEEN!"
Well, if you want to get more personal insight into the Frankenstein monster, you can always check the facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Frankensteins-Adam/100001276684382
http://www.facebook.com/people/Adam-Frankenstein/1585153675
Quote from: Naldru on January 28, 2011, 11:33:18 AM
Well, if you want to get more personal insight into the Frankenstein monster, you can always check the facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Frankensteins-Adam/100001276684382
http://www.facebook.com/people/Adam-Frankenstein/1585153675
:zombiekun2 Just owww. :mowdizzy
And finally someone spots the reference. Thankyou, Anker. Your participation is appreciated.
/me stabs his leg with a scalpel *
Aw, you're welcome.
Besides, Frau Blücher *horses whinny nervously* was starting to look angry ! :D
Quote from: 127.0.0.2 on January 16, 2011, 06:26:50 AM
Still, it's kind of unusual to see Jyrras of all people in the father role. It's ... well... a new facette of his character... :U
No it's not, just a new behavior for that role (http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_178.php). :mowwink
QuoteLastly, given how they speak of her "next" chassis, I wonder how many others she has had before.
Since her awakening (birth?) (http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_376.php), I'm guessing no more than one other.
Quote from: hawkofthenorth on January 16, 2011, 06:57:23 AMSo there was something bugging me about Macy's appearance here. But I got it. It's the -ears-. She has retractable ears. Neat.
Retractable or resizeable, either way they're lop ears hanging down the back.
Quote from: Tapewolf on January 16, 2011, 03:35:26 PMthe top canididate for race creation (Fae) don't really have souls to consume...
And if attempted, they might give indigestion.
Quote from: joshofspam on January 16, 2011, 06:22:51 PMThough because Jyrras only thus far created life by accident the whole point might be mute.
Mute points are so much better than mime points.